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Starting at: $19.00 per hour
48/96-hour Shift Rotation
Essential Job Functions
Understand and follow all Standard Operating Procedures.
Follow the Emergency Action and Communication Plans and all Standard Operating Procedures for emergencies.
Completes incident reports as required.
Responds to all fire/medical/security/hazmat/threat situations according to Emergency Response Plan and Standardized Operating Procedures and Medical Director Protocols.
Performs routine daily/weekly/monthly inspections on fire alarm/fire suppression/and security equipment.
Physically inspect all fire suppression systems, including but not limited to:
Sprinkler System
Manual and Automatic Alarm initiating devices
Fire Panels
Perform daily inspections on apparatus, fire vehicles, and emergency response equipment.
Patrol facilities for fire or building code violations and additional safety hazards; report to supervisor.
Act as a weather spotter and monitor weather alerts through Sky Guard or other notification systems.
Approve and inspect all hot works and high-hazard hot works, confined space permits.
Participates in daily training on emergency response to maintain readiness.
Maintains compliance with personal Fire/Medical/Hazmat certifications as required by local mandate. Texas Department of Health - EMS / TCFP - Fire
Demonstrate experience managing multiple tasks, executing radio and telephone communications, and performing in a high-pressure environment.
Other duties to be determined by the Fire Chief.
Minimum Qualifications: For entry-level
Minimum of 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or GED
Certified Fire 1 and 2 - IFSAC / TCFD
Current Driver’s License - State of Texas or get within 90 days of hire
Hazmat Operations - IFSAC / TCFP
Pass an NFPA 1582 physical examination
Pass Marksman MSAT Physical Agility Test
NIMS ICS Training 100,200,700,800
Requirements
Ability to pass a criminal background check and drug test.
Technology skills: operate access control system, utilize a computer for incident reports, operate security software systems or applications, use email.
Strong customer service skills, professional demeanor, and appearance.
Experience managing multiple tasks and executing radio and telephone communications while performing in a medium to high-pressure environment with frequently changing and/or competing demands.
Possess above-average written and verbal communication skills.
Possess strong interpersonal skills with a demonstrated ability to interact effectively with client staff and the public.
Availability for shifts given by the 15th of the month prior (Flex Firefighters).
Preferred Requirements
Industrial firefighter experience
Driver Operator Apparatus / Driver Operator Aerial - IFSAC / TCFP
Hazardous Materials Technician - IFSAC / TCFP
NIMS Training 300,400
EOE/M/F/D/V
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities
1. Professional Conduct and Guest Services (Concierge Focus)
- Exemplary Professional Presence: Maintain a consistently polished, professional, and immaculate
- uniform and personal presentation, serving as a positive and credible first impression for the
- property.
- Proactive Engagement: Act as the primary point of contact for all building occupants and guests,
- providing proactive assistance, clear directions, and timely information with a naturally outgoing,
- engaging, and hospitable demeanor.
- Tenant Relations: Professionally and promptly assist tenants with building-related inquiries, access
- issues, and security concerns, establishing positive rapport and escalating complex matters to
- management as necessary.
- Visitor Management: Efficiently manage the visitor sign-in/sign-out process, verify identity, issue
- temporary badges, and announce guest arrivals in accordance with established security protocols.
2. Security and Loss Prevention Operations
- Access Control: Strictly enforce building access control policies, ensuring every individual (tenant,
- vendor, or visitor) follows proper entry procedures (key card/badge usage) and preventing
- unauthorized entry or "tailgating"
- Foot Patrols: Conduct regular, documented security patrols of the property's interior and exterior
- perimeter, including common areas, parking garages, and vacant tenant spaces, identifying and
- reporting safety hazards or security vulnerabilities.
- Surveillance and Monitoring: Proficiently operate and monitor the Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV)
- system, alarm panels, and other life safety systems, noting and responding to all unusual activities.
- Emergency Response: Serve as a primary responder to all alarms and critical incidents (e.g., medical
- emergencies, fire alarms, suspicious activities, unauthorized persons), following established emergency
- procedures and coordinating with building management and first responders.
3. Documentation and Incident Management
- Report Writing: Prepare detailed, accurate, and professional written reports on all security-related
- incidents, daily activities, unusual occurrences, and patrol observations using required digital
- platforms.
- Critical Incident Escalation: Immediately and effectively escalate all critical incidents and
- emergencies to the appropriate building management, security contacts, and law enforcement
- agencies, ensuring a timely and organized response.
- Key and Access Card Control: Assist with the accurate inventory and issuance of all building keys and
- access cards, ensuring documentation is current and that credentials for terminated personnel are
- immediately deactivated and reconciled.
Minimum Qualifications of Security Officers
Preferred Qualifications of Security Officers
Pay and Benefits of Security Officers
